The goal here is to convert a massive amount of text-based equations into proper mathematical notation. The catch? I’m stuck using specific fonts—either Arial or Times New Roman.
Now, the Equation Editor in Microsoft Word 2007/2010 does a decent job recognizing selected text and turning it into a formula, but the output is garbage because it forces you into a single font: Cambria Math. 🙂
MathType (and Equation Editor 3) handles font variety beautifully, but there's a catch: you have to manually input every single equation from scratch. 🙂
Is anyone more experienced with these tools who can point out where I'm tripping up? Or is there a superior formula editor out there that actually offers both automation and font flexibility? Thanks.
Now, the Equation Editor in Microsoft Word 2007/2010 does a decent job recognizing selected text and turning it into a formula, but the output is garbage because it forces you into a single font: Cambria Math. 🙂
MathType (and Equation Editor 3) handles font variety beautifully, but there's a catch: you have to manually input every single equation from scratch. 🙂
Is anyone more experienced with these tools who can point out where I'm tripping up? Or is there a superior formula editor out there that actually offers both automation and font flexibility? Thanks.